State notably compete in Division I in men's and women's hockey. All four are members of the women's WCHA; Bemidji State and Minnesota State are also members of the men's WCHA but set to move to the new CCHA in 2021, with Minnesota–Duluth and St. Cloud State competing in the NCHC. Bemidji State University has won five NCAA Division II titles in men's hockey. Minnesota State has produced won 6 team and 49 individual national championships including men's hockey, women's softball. Minnesota Duluth has produced eight Division II and Division 1 titles, five in NCAA Division I Women's Hockey, one in NCAA Division I Men's Hockey, and two in NCAA Division II Football. Winona State has won two NCAA Division II in Men's Basketball titles. Concordia St. Paul has won nine NCAA Division II titles in Volleyball. Saint Cloud State was won two NCAA Division II titles in Wrestling. Minnesota Crookston, MSU Moorhead, and Southwest Minnesota State have not won any NCAA team titles. Division III The NCAA Division III teams in Minnesota play in one of two leagues, the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) or the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC). Teams competing in the MIAC: Augsburg University – Auggies Bethel University – Royals Carleton College – Knights Concordia College, Moorhead – Cobbers Gustavus Adolphus College – Gusties Hamline University – Pipers Macalester College – Scots College of Saint Benedict – Blazers (women only) St. Catherine University – Wildcats (women only) St. John's University – Johnnies (men only) St. Mary's University – Cardinals St. Olaf College – Oles The MIAC was founded in 1920. Conference schools have won 30 total NCAA titles. Teams competing in the UMAC: Bethany Lutheran College – Vikings Crown College – Storm Martin Luther College – Knights University of Minnesota Morris – Cougars North Central University – Rams University of Northwestern - St. Paul – Eagles College of St. Scholastica – Saints St. Scholastica will leave the UMAC after the 2020–21 school year and replace St. Thomas in the MIAC. The UMAC was founded in 1972. The conference became an active NCAA Division III conference July 1, 2008. There are nine full members, seven from Minnesota. All seven Minnesota members are full Division III members. Olympians from Minnesota The United States hockey team won the Olympic gold medal for ice hockey in 1980, coached by Minnesota native Herb Brooks. Eleven of the twenty players on